If it is for commercial purposes, you must buy tapes, otherwise post-production will be scolded. This is a fact. I do video shooting and production, and I am very familiar with these devices. It's just that the tape is out of date and I haven't played well.

If you play by yourself, here are some suggestions:

There are many brands of cameras, and there are also problems with different record carriers, such as tapes, CDs, hard disks and memory cards. If you just want to watch it on TV, it is recommended to use a memory card or hard disk. If you want to keep it for a long time, or make a memorable short film, you should choose tape. Tape and hard disk, recommended Sony, the price is not high, the quality is also very good; Memory card type, Panasonic Panasonic, not bad. Be sure to choose CD and Canon, although CD is the least worth buying. Cost effectiveness is a business term. I have used more than 20 sets, ranging from 1500-60000 yuan. In a word, a penny is worth a penny!